... Cabinet was no casy job, To consist of rad, rantel, peer, peelite, ami(] snob And to feed a whsole litter of opcei-montlit'll Whigs, When the tcats were by iio mclal.5 is thick as the pigs. And 'twas painful to east airily faithful uld friends, Like suckl'd ...

... 51INSTER. TIIE xTRE, ON THE IiORi.NINU Or T1E IFaTEHSToI OP NOVEZMBEI NEIT. Once more on these boards we solicit your aid, Whigs rads, and destruetives of every shlde To-night we begin a new season-and here, As manager R-ss-11, again I appear To enact ...

... wrote on the same r. day to the Dluke of Wellington to congratulate hins Oti the sot alvation of the Constitution from thee Whigs, and to Lord Oln Grey, to condole with him on. its pending destruction by 'he the Tories, and enclosed the letters iu the wrong ...

... aulsert Irons Betterton's H)ntlet or his A-aWtits, or froni Buith's Cat7 'as it was lrst acted ir tile collteirldnig applause uf Whig's arid Turies). We- shiruld - be iii tire first rowi wrei- Mrs. Barry played iloisrirri or Belve'ideru; and we suppose we should ...

... afrien'd I But now, my dear Pam, to be scrioiisend grave, I cannot agree with th ceounsel you gave- Nor call I imagine that many W'higs will, About burking Reform and ' ignoring the bill. In the midst of the Crimean svar I averr'd, That the popular cry for ...

... well-bred weniher aeble lords should yieldE .0 To doubts anwevrthy of reply; smiles doevo. The unacswvercd charge; from old Whig history qeotes; It And wards 00 a'gaineets with anecdotes. ir Lord Salisbury's great gifts are acknowledged thus:-] 1, sWhat ...

... Reformn. Bill o'er ?? Ol to Johln Brigh-t. it, .o lieu )f But, tlio' with them lihe's neot' delighted, tha, Ti Who lay thoe Whigs is coldly slighted, aga And has aot beesi to place ' isVitesiI ', cOiI 4d John Bright. the -o And, disappointed lie is not ...

... Chronicle advert to this) from the first introduction of the measure, and throughout its progress, invariably supported by the Whig (not the Radical) branch of the Opposition. We can mention Sir James Mackintosh in the House of Commons, and Load Holland in ...

... PRIC KINGS FROIM PUNCH. l OIan SAW RE-SET (Jlo the lve of Paly (Cabtlset-te-,rs) -As the Had is bent the Whig iuclines. A Taucr To POLITICS -Yes, there is at this festive season; butat thesametimewhataiemaikablo preovalence of Evening Party spirit. ...

... theTlhrort', antI that if the former Ofells, time turn of tho itatter will ii till prithiability follow; e.that it is time Whig Policy to tithe lip ?? agitatioin or of her wtien imi Oppositiont, anti thee 'hop1it wisest in office 00 tmet Wltiggistm 51ic0 ...

... wers Messrs. XV. E, Blacoe (Holton), Adams (Ellesboso), Smith (Campsfield), Chililingworthi (Cuddesdou), eozior (Shtiidalakc), Whig- A meoro (Chilswell), B. J 4 Oxfordshire Dowic shearliig ranms, from the Right 1 Hon. thc Earl of Abingdon, Wythcans Ahbey ...

... disti ibuted 'thet prices to the successful comspetitors, afici' a lie-h the coitetiny refuriied to the Boll Inn, wlieto Mir. Whig (the Chiairmnuin coimnieiced the social proceedings by piroposiiib'. the usuial loval aiid patviotic toasts, which wvere corially ...